hey guys
any idea where about in PJ to do alternator modification? as in re-winding to higher capacity.

cheap by how much?
and what components have you got.

Nakamichi PA-300 MKII

Alpine MRP-F250

or could go for Agako / Prokick
but id recommend saving up to RM1000-1500 and get a good amp. this will solve the headache of upgrading.

Naka amps quite small usually can be fit underneath the seat

which model is that naka?
most important for installation is make sure a suitable power cable size is used and that theres always an additional fuse for this cable.

another thing is tuning the gains. dont buta buta turn up the gain max. gain != volume control for amp.

headunit surely will be lacking of power ler... itll give out like 10-20W only.
speakers can feed it with lots of power also no problem as long as the driver can handle it.

dont need cap mia.
well at least for me its been so far so good.
just got to change to NS60/70 battery after this one dies off.

Beach_Boy(R): actually if electrical system quite old then when bass hits the light flashes, adding a cap can eliminate the problem.

Dyns... lol yeah.. 150W to each driver also seems to be ok. just that the tweeters will be a bit bright. using them anyway

240 MKII

let me settle down first.. this week really busy. probably next week or so should be free then see where you guys are holding a TT or something la

TBC for the TT
wheres it gonna be anyway

im free tonite

can, you dare meh take lor

heading out to jln gasing
if theres a TT lemme know via *removed*

This post has been edited by louyeh: Mar 18 2007, 03:00 AM

you guys interested in dynamat xtreme? ive got two whole pieces left. will sell it at the price i bought

AutoGadget Puchong branch

so happened that day went over to see their promotion, saw the DE going for dirt cheap so gather up friends to get a few boxes from them.

will be selling my two pieces @ RM50/pc if anyone is interested.

4" x 6" = inches
not a lot wor
how to fight with dynamat 36" x 12"

depends on the application la...
superlon/insuflex good for sound absorption but DE is more towards vibration absorption

do up the roof & doors first

a 3'x4' piece is not enough to cover the inner portion of the door. itll require at least 1 1/2 pieces.

gonna DIY it or what? i got the proper tools to open up panels without scratching or deforming anything. can loan it out if needed.

Beach_Boy(R): you shouldve bought a whole roll instead. its cheaper that way, worst to come sell it off to friends.

through ninja iga sure in pieces only

http://www.superlon.com.my/insulation_sizes03.htm

look up panel/trim removal tools. they are made of hard but semi flexible plastic material. suitable to yank out panels without scratching the surface or using much energy.

its damn useful especially when it comes to removing 'stucked' door clips.

cement up the internal lor
guaranteed thump sound and lesser outside noise too